“Maintenance is a thankless job, " “the life of a maintenance person is chaotic, " and “don’t become a maintenance guy. " I keep hearing these expressions all the time. Is it really that, or are we making a mistake in how we set up the systems to manage it? A little common sense, logical thinking, and a sense of courage can help change the narrative. Most people know “what to do”. Here is the opportunity to learn and implement the “how to do” part of developing a system. The book delves deeper into how to create and sustain a simple yet powerful maintenance system for any establishment.
Even as generations change and needs evolve over time, a little recalibration in the existing system can transform it into a complete solution. The beauty of the book is that it is not limited to developing only maintenance systems; it can be applied to any new system you think of creating and developing.
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Unmeshh Kaashikar
Unmeshh, educated at NIT-Surathkal, Karnataka (formerly KREC, Karnataka), has a passion for engineering and an insatiable hunger for knowledge. As an NLP practitioner and a graduate of Alternative Medicines, he is always seeking to learn something new. With over 28 years in the Food and Manufacturing industry, he has gained extensive experience in factory management, project management, maintenance, and operations management. He has always aimed to create a knowledge repository to enhance working systems and has acted as a mentor to many, sharing knowledge and helping others along the way.
Unmeshh believes in giving back to society, holding the principle that “he reached where he is today because someone took the time to teach and train him. Therefore, it is his duty to do the same. " The book is a manifestation of this principle and his deep reflections on “how to make things work. "
